Surprises Reported for Lattimore Perjury Trial
Justice Department sources say the FBI has lined up several surprise witnesses for the perjury case against Owen Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor and former State Department adviser. Indictment accuses him of seven false statements under oath to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. Lattimore vows to fight the charges, invoking conscience and academic freedom.
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Orient
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
Senate
Internal Security
Senate Committee
Ch’ao Ting Chi
Asiaticus
Institute of Pacifier Relations
Latrimore
Institute
Constantine Cumansky
Lauchi
Currie
White House
China
Detlev W. Brook
Brook
Johns Hopkins
Board of
University
Walter Hines Pare School of International Relatons
Mukwonago Man Dies in Local Hospital
Daniel Ralph Lycan, 62, of Mukwonago Route 3, died Wednesday at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife Lois Lyran four sons Daniel R Jr Mattoon Ill Arnold F Indiana Arion A and Haines H both of Mukwonago two daughters Pauline Scott Phoenix Arizona and Idalene Barnett Philo Illinois one brother two sisters and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Guequierre Funeral Home Mukwonago with burial at Oak Ridge Cemetery East Troy. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Daniel Ralph Lycan
Mukwonago
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Lois Lyran
Daniel R., Jr
Mattoon
Tll
Arnold F
Indiana
Arion A
Haines H
Pauline Scott
Phoenix
Ariz
Idalene Barnett
Philo
Guequierre Funeral Home
Oak Ridge Cemetery
East Troy
Funer
Eisenhower and MacArthur Meet for Luncheon Confab
Eisenhower and MacArthur attended a luncheon meeting together while Brookfield votes on a new high school site. A 29 acre Hy. YY North avenue parcel replaces the Dance property as the proposed site for Waukesha County’s sixth public high school. The Frederick property, a 60 acre tract extending from North avenue to Gebhardt road, will host the school behind the Brookfield town hall.
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Brookfield
Elm Grove
North Avenue
Waukesha County
Frederick
Brookfield Town Hall
Waukesha
Clark
Eft
Herb Ballmann
South St. Paul
Sheriff's Department
Minn
Donald Klussendorf
Freeman
Parachute Drops Mystery on Hy 30 Farm Near Hy P
A helium balloon dropped a parachute and scientific gear onto a farm near Hy. 30. Deputies examined a bizarre setup, later identified as University of Washington instruments tested by Rod Clark and his firm, with one box described as an aquarium looking device.
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Wolfe
Rod Clark
Wan Research Co
South St. Paul. Minn
Clark
University of Washington
Henry F. Kunkel Dead at 75 in Wisconsin
Henry F. Kunkel a former businessman and civic leader died Saturday night at Waukesha Memorial Hospital aged about 75 to 80. He lived at 702 Lincoln Ave and had been retired for years. Kunkel served as library board president from 1934 to 1936 after an appointment by Mayor George W. Coutts. Funeral services will be private at 10 a.m. Thursday with entombment at Wisconsin Memorial Park in Milwaukee. wife Rose Kunkel is the surviving survivor. He was former vice president of Jacob Reed & Sons Uniform Co. of Philadelphia and later managed St John’s Military Academy’s uniform department before retiring in the mid-1930s.
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Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Kunkel
Lincoln Ave
Library Board
George W. Coutts
Wendler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Memorial Park
Rose Kunkel
Jacob Reed & Sons Uniform Co
Philadelphia
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Tito Ends Relations With Vatican Over 'Hostility
Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito announced the break of diplomatic ties with the Vatican over perceived interference in internal Yugoslav affairs. He denounced the Pope's nomination of Archbishop Stepinac as a cardinal as an insult and cited Stepinac's wartime war crimes conviction. Deputy Foreign Minister Ales Benter met with Vatican chargé d affaires Silvio Oddi to deliver the decision as relations worsened.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Vatican
Aloysius Stepinac
Ales,Benter
Silvio J ‘Oddi
Tito
Stepinge
District eyes new high school amid financing and site debates
Board members expect construction to start within six months after finalizing financing and architectural plans. The 600 student school would serve multiple nearby elementary feeders but faces strong opposition over site size safety and access. Concerns include crossing the Milwaukee road tracks during school hours, a busy Hy. WY North avenue intersection, and limited 29 acre Dance parcel for building, expansion, parking, and athletic facilities. Ramslack 40 acre site raised similar objections. The committee noted the chosen site lies west of the current center and would require new roads and sewage considerations. Kneeland Godfrey chaired a three hour meeting limiting speakers to five minutes.
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Ireland
Dixon
Brookfield
Woodside
Fairview
Cottage
Shady’ Nook
North Avenue
Elm Grove
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Kneeland Godfrey
Clem Schwingle
Alex Feerick
al Meyer
J. M. Lubitz
Fred C. Schoenbaum
Lester W. Werth
Guy Kieckhefer
Churchill Plans to Visit Eisenhower in Washington
London sources report Prime Minister Winston Churchill plans a February or March trip to the United States for talks with President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower. He is expected to take key aides, possibly Anthony Eden and R. A. Butler, with specifics pending Eisenhower’s January 20 inauguration.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
Davight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Anthony Eden
R. A. Butler
Eisenhower
House of Commons
Washington
Big Three Seek Talks With Soviets On German Elections
Western leaders reaffirm willingness to meet with the Soviet Union to discuss free national elections in Germany. NATO backs a plan to deploy 500,000 West German troops, while urging rapid ratification of the European army pact and expansion of airpower and bases amid stalled Soviet replies.
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Russia
Germany
NATO Council
Lord O Smay
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Anthony Eden
Britain
NATO Ministers Council
Eden
Lord Ismay
United States
United Kingdom
France
NATO
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Council
West Europe
Snow Dwindles as Sun Warms Ahead of Christmas
The weather outlook stays mild with 31 degrees at noon and little snow on the ground. Despite seven days until Christmas shoppers roam dry sidewalks. the forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a possible cold snap with temperatures in the high 20s to mid 30s and a slim chance of snow in the southwest by Friday afternoon.
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Five Points
Pewaukee Woman Fined $50 for Reckless Driving
Margaret Schmitt of Pewaukee, 34, pleaded guilty in Brookfield municipal court to reckless driving after a Dec 5 incident on Hy. 16 that damaged a parked car with no serious injuries. A separate charge of failing to stop was dismissed. Richard Granrath of Milwaukee, 1%, fined $10 for speeding and $1 plus costs for failing to stop at a stop sign after a migration in Brookfield.
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Margaret Schmitt
Pewaukee
Brookfield
Richard Granrath
Milwaukee
Waukesha approves 1953 budget with tax rate cut
City adopts 1953 budget reducing tax rate to 5.44 less than 1952 while total expenditures reach 1,500,967.21 and revenues 973,585. The rate based on 53,109,750 assessed valuation funds city services, with aldermen debating income tax changes and four BPW holidays adding 570 to the budget. Charles Hughes reported today.
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Waukesha
Charles Hughes
Young Must Pay Into Fund, Court Rules
Waukesha Circuit Judge Allen D. Young must continue contributing to the state retirement fund until his term ends in January 1958. Attorney General Vernon Thomson ruled that judges may choose to join the fund but once in must stay. withdraw of funds only if retirement occurs before term expiry. The dispute arose after Young threatened to withdraw when the state initially refused to continue matching his payments. he pays 7 percent of a $10,000 salary. The retirement board later indicated the state would resume matching, but no report was provided today.
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Allen D. Young
Atty
Vernon Thomson
Young
State Retirement Board
Thomson
Attorney General
Tomatch
Christmas Talk By Minister On World Customs
Rev Ralph Ley spoke to the Future Business Leaders of America chapter on Christmas customs from 12 countries. He detailed how cultures celebrate before and after Christmas and the New Year, highlighting diverse traditions and practices.
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Future Business Leaders of America
Ralph Ley
Friedman Drive Elevated to Street Replacing Five Points
Waukesha city leaders voted to rename Fried man drive a street, turning the famous Five Points into Six Points. Sam Friedman donor of the adjacent alley prompted the action. the sign now to be erected on Friedman drive with a four foot sidewalk financed by Friedman. Alderman Blackstone hailed the move as stupendous, noting the Five Points have now become the Six Points.
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Waukesha
Sam Friedman
Friedman
Friedman Drive
R. T. Jones
Ald
Herbert Blackstone
Generals Meet At Dulles Home For Lunch Talk
President Eisenhower and Gen. Douglas MacArthur met for lunch at the home of John Foster Dulles the day after Eisenhower returned from his Korea trip. Press secretary Hagerty announced the secretive meeting, the first since 1946, as part of efforts to shape a cooperative executive legislative program with key GOP leaders.
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Eisenhower
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John Foster Dulles
Korea
MacAr
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Tokyo
Commodore Hotel
James C. Hagerty
Congressmient
Joseph Martin Jr
R-Mass
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Leslie C. ‘Arends
R-Ii
Hagerty
Sens
H. Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Robert A. Taft
R-O.1
Eugene Millikin
Ir-Colo
Leverett Saltonstall
Congress
A Cappella Choir Sings This Evening at High School
Over 110 voices join under Miss Blonlax for the annual concert in the high school auditorium. Soloists include Taber Venes Key Mueller Vredenbregt, with Tom Soulen I on piano. Nativity tableau by Fred Metzner, narrated by Lyle Kahl Waschow Goodrich Martin Larson Furrer. WAUX broadcast a portion at 1:20. Tomorrow service club guests attend the Christmas concert at 12:50.
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At & IBM1
Joel Taber
Phyllis Venes
Audrey Key
Ralph Mueller
Harry Vredenbregt
Tom Soulen I
Fred Metzner
Ray Lyle
Kay Kahl
Henry Waschow
Sharon Goodrich
Sally Martin
Jerry Larson
Suzanté Furrer
Waux
Service Club
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